Mongol Empire

Question 1

Which description summarizes Marco Polo’s description of Beijing?

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C: a large city with vibrant foreign trade

Question 2

The Mongol Empire collapsed for a number of reasons. The Mongols were nomads whose customs were suited to a large empire. The Mongols in distant khanates were minorities, and many Mongol rulers in these places . Some places, such as , cooperated with their Mongol rulers, but others rebelled, and the empire eventually fell apart.

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A: conquering but not ruling

Question 3

What does this quote suggest about Genghis Khan?

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A: He was brutal.

Question 4

The Mongols were unified under their talented general, . The empire began on the steppes of . Mongol warriors were noted for their courage and for their with their enemies. On their many military campaigns, the Mongol armies were known for being .

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A: Genghis Khan

Question 5

The Mongols were unified under their talented general, . The empire began on the steppes of . Mongol warriors were noted for their courage and for their with their enemies. On their many military campaigns, the Mongol armies were known for being .

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B: Mongolia

Question 6

The Mongol Empire collapsed for a number of reasons. The Mongols were nomads whose customs were suited to a large empire. The Mongols in distant khanates were minorities, and many Mongol rulers in these places . Some places, such as , cooperated with their Mongol rulers, but others rebelled, and the empire eventually fell apart.

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B: adopted local customs

Question 7

The Mongols were unified under their talented general, . The empire began on the steppes of . Mongol warriors were noted for their courage and for their with their enemies. On their many military campaigns, the Mongol armies were known for being .

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C: ruthlessness

Question 8

The Mongol Empire collapsed for a number of reasons. The Mongols were nomads whose customs were suited to a large empire. The Mongols in distant khanates were minorities, and many Mongol rulers in these places . Some places, such as , cooperated with their Mongol rulers, but others rebelled, and the empire eventually fell apart.

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B: Russia

Question 9

The Mongols were unified under their talented general, . The empire began on the steppes of . Mongol warriors were noted for their courage and for their with their enemies. On their many military campaigns, the Mongol armies were known for being .

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C: organized and well-led

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